The report charged that the agency, the Commission on Human Rights, rarely finds probable cause to proceed with civil rights cases, accepted fewer new cases last year than usual and did not seek stiff enough penalties in cases that were settled.
Then, last September, a report by the Anti-Discrimination Center of Metro New York, a new fair-housing advocacy group, concluded that the commission rarely found probable cause to proceed with civil rights cases, handled fewer new cases in 2002 than usual and did not seek stiff enough penalties in cases that were settled.
Although the resulting ambiguity in the estimation of the X-band phase delay is only 1/ 8.456 GHz), a wrong ambiguity is rarely estimated, and a probable wrong ambiguity may be greater than 1/(2.287 GHz).
However, cases of Stickler syndrome with probable visual complications are rarely identified among this group of patients by members of the cleft team.
The rule-based nature of genetic phasing has a useful property: some family genotypes are not consistent with the expected patterns of inheritance, and are thus highlighted as probable sequencing errors or, rarely, as de novo mutations [ 64].
Thus, due to its rare nature, only recent identification, and probable previous misidentification, C. dubliniensis has only rarely been reported as the causative organism in endophthalmitis.
Migraine-specific analgesics are rarely used in China, permitting patients with probable migraine to avail themselves of "migraine days" is a reasonable accommodation for this difficult condition.
We were taught to keep things grounded in highly probable outcomes and, not surprisingly, rarely created any outcomes beyond conservative ones, as we were never inspired or incentivized to do so.
From a statistical perspective, recognition of the most frequently seen shape of the carbohydrate is more probable than recognition of a rarely populated conformation.
An important aspect is that people rarely become infected from foxes, thus the most probable exposure is through dogs.
